Author: Paul R. Salmon FCILT, FSCM,FCMI Executive Summary NATO has, for decades, benefited from the NATO Codification System (NCS) — a common language of supply…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT, FSCM Introduction – The Case for Change Disruption is no longer a rare event in supply chain management; it is…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT,FSCM,FCMI Few products spark stronger reactions than Marmite. Since its creation over a century ago, the iconic yeast extract spread has…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT, FSCM When most people think of military innovation, they picture radar, jet engines, or GPS. Rarely do they think about…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT, FSCM In military logistics, speed, accuracy, and adaptability can mean the difference between mission success and operational compromise. As the…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT, FSCM The Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model – first developed by the Supply Chain Council and now maintained by…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT, FSCM In a military supply chain, too robust might mean: 1.Unnecessary protection levels for the item’s fragility, value, or journey…
By Paul R Salmon, FCILT Supply chains are evolving faster than ever. Digitalisation, geopolitical volatility, environmental mandates, and shifting customer expectations are reshaping not only…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT FSCM FCMI Chair, CILT Defence Forum ⸻ Introduction Modern military success hinges not only on superior strategy and combat capability,…
By Paul R Salmon FCILT FSCM FCMI Introduction: The Hidden Constraint in Modern Supply Chains In supply chain and logistics circles, “availability” is the gold…